Mel Gibson says his two-part Resurrection sequel will explore gaps left by the Gospels while staying within orthodox Christian teaching and aiming to inspire audiences. The Oscar-winning director plans to move beyond the earthly account of Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection. His films will also enter supernatural realms tied to creation, the fall of the […] The post Mel Gibson says Resurrection sequel will explore gaps left by the Gospels appeared first on American Almanac .
Mel Gibson says his two-part Resurrection sequel will explore gaps left by the Gospels while staying within orthodox Christian teaching and aiming to inspire audiences. The Oscar-winning director plans to move beyond the earthly account of Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection. His films will also enter supernatural realms tied to creation, the fall of the angels and Sheol. Breitbart reported that The Resurrection of the Christ will arrive as a two-part follow-up to Gibson’s 2004 film, The Passion of the Christ. Part One is slated for theaters on May 6, 2027. Gibson said the new project will make suppositions about periods and events that Scripture does not describe fully. He also said he does not intend to contradict orthodox…Open
What evidence would actually justify belief in the Resurrection—or the Exodus? In this excerpt from Theological, host Shabbos Kestenbaum asks atheist Cade a simple question: “What would convince you?” Cade responds with a clear framework for historical claims, why secondhand accounts matter, and why he rejects the popular “the disciples died for it” argument as evidence. Watch the full episode https://l.prageru.com/4fNasqu
Why do innocent people suffer? Where was God during the Holocaust? And can faith survive in a world full of evil? In this episode of Theological, host Shabbos Kestenbaum sits down with Michael Jones from @InspiringPhilosophy one of the most influential Christian apologists on YouTube — for a deep, honest, and at times challenging conversation on theodicy: the problem of evil and suffering. From the Book of Job to the Holocaust, from Jeremiah to C.S. Lewis, Shabbos and Mike explore: Why God would create a world with suffering at all The Jewish and Christian responses to the Holocaust — "Where was God?" vs. "Where was man?" The resurrection of the dead: who gets included? Whether faith in God can logically survive personal tragedy The…
NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo is investigating history’s greatest mystery: the story of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Cuomo traveled to the Holy Land recently to sift through the evidence and explore theories, gaining exclusive access to the places where Jesus walked and died and is said to have risen again.
JERUSALEM — After definitively declaring that he would not believe in Jesus' resurrection unless he saw and touched him, the Apostle Thomas was completely humiliated to learn that Jesus was right behind him the whole time.
